Australia freezes register of international training colleges

Points test for permanent migration also slated for reform, as Canberra eyes new methods of curtailing numbers

Phillipson: Erasmus will create ‘new bonds’ between UK and EU

Education should be used to create more peaceful future at time of global upheaval, minister tells global gathering

Moving courses off Canvas ‘easier said than done’

Walter Isaacson: ‘all of my history students must use AI’

Famed journalist, biographer and Tulane professor says technology can help scholars think creatively but all writing must be done by human hand

Ombudsman moots reducing time students have to complain

Proposed changes could allow students to complain as soon as they accept an offer, but they will have less time to raise a grievance

The OIA changes recognise that extra process doesn’t equal extra fairness

Accessibility is not simply about whether procedures exist. It is about whether people can realistically understand and navigate them, says Helen Megarry

Deferring pay would ‘create consequences for vice-chancellors’

MPs revive proposal to hold back portion of university leaders’ pay, but some question whether policy designed for bankers would make any difference

Public engagement should be ‘protected in academic contracts’

Temporary work, squeezed research time and lack of institutional support all found to be factors in restricting scholars from civic participation

Canberra migration duel a ‘potential nightmare’ for universities

Tough talk on both sides of Australian politics ‘risks further pain’ for international students and the universities that depend on them

Oxford immigration chief loses bid to win council seat for Reform

Head of team that supports staff with visa issues accused of conflict of interest after standing for party that wishes to abolish leave to remain

De Montfort pins hopes on ‘agile education’ at new London site

Vice-chancellor promises ‘firewall’ between capital campus and Leicestershire base as university becomes latest to try hand in crowded market

Princeton introduces proctoring, changing century-old honour code

Labor minister vetoes research grants on national security grounds

Intervention comes two years after law change to prevent political interference, amid resurgent delays in grant processing

Sweden’s relaxed visa rules for foreign PhDs ‘don’t go far enough’

Researchers fear wider changes to country’s immigration system will put off international talent

First universities to offer LLE short courses announced

Under half of Universities UK members sign up to take part in scheme that intends to foster more flexible, lifelong study